“This restriction may not apply where sharing some of your activity is necessary for your treatment, payment, or healthcare operations such as if your Benefit Sponsor is your other healthcare provider, health insurance provider, or health plan.”
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The carve-out means the baseline protection against sharing activity data with a Benefit Sponsor can be lifted in healthcare-related contexts, broadening potential disclosure.
Interpretive note: The clause references 'this restriction' from a prior clause not included in this excerpt; the analysis is confined to what the quoted language establishes.
The updated policy expands language accessibility by adding support for five additional languages and explicitly guarantees free language assistance and accessible formats for all users. For users enrolled in the CMS ACCESS Program, the policy now discloses that Headspace may share health information with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), and that CMS may access or request health information consistent with applicable privacy and security law; separate program disclosures will be provided before enrollment. You can access language assistance services and accessible formats by emailing help@headspace.com.
View change record →If your Benefit Sponsor is your healthcare provider, health insurer, or health plan, Headspace may share your activity data where necessary for treatment, payment, or healthcare operations.
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The carve-out means the baseline protection against sharing activity data with a Benefit Sponsor can be lifted in healthcare-related contexts, broadening potential disclosure.
If your Benefit Sponsor is your healthcare provider, health insurer, or health plan, Headspace may share your activity data where necessary for treatment, payment, or healthcare operations.
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